Re: Not authorized to spooled file - CPF3492

> Did you also change 'authority to check'?
no - (did a CRTOUTQ with all defaults)
my point was that edtobjaut of an outq and/or the lib it is in
is not enough to secure spooled files.
jim

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> Did you also change 'authority to check'?
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> > Authority to a spool file IS filtered through an output queue.
> i think yes, "but ...  ".
> I  used qsecofr to create & own both an outq & the lib it is in, and
> excluded *public from both. Copied 2 spools into the outq, created a new
> profile, user class *user & only special attr was *splctl.
> New user can read & display all spools in qsecofr owned & *public excluded
> outq.
> It's a lengthy explanation as to how to setup secure outqs (see prev posts
> or better yet, Security Ref or I like Carol Woodbury's Security book and
> it's detailed explanation).
> I think the key is the CRTOUTQ  parm DSPDTA  with default *NO and here is
> help text:
> ( and note the phrase "unless they have some special authority" (which is
> *splctl))
>                     Display any file (DSPDTA) - Help
> Specifies whether users who have authority to read the output queue can
> display the data of any spooled file on the queue or only the data in
> their own files.
> *NO
>     Users authorized to use the queue can display, copy, or send the
>     data from their own files only, unless they have some special
>     authority.
>  *YES
>     Any user having authority to read the queue can display, copy, or
>     send the data of any file on the queue.
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> jim franz
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> > Authority to a spool file IS filtered through an output queue.
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> > An outq is a list - it does not actually contain any spooled files.
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> > are a kind of abstraction - the actual "file" is part of a physical file
> > member in library QSPL. AFAIK, authority to a spooled file is not
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> > through the outq, so a command like DSPSPLF can be run without using
> > option
> > 5 on a WRKOUTQ panel.
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> > Could be wrong, however.   ;-)
> > Vern
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> > At 03:43 PM 9/23/2004, you wrote:
> > >If you have *splctl, but you are excluded from the library where the
> outq
> > >is, how can you get at the splf?
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> > >just be aware *splctl is the "qsecofr" of spool files.
> > >any user with splctl can view any spool file (payroll, etc).
> > >jim
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